Teeth Whitening in Seminole

If your smile isn’t looking at vibrant as you’d like, Dr. Moradian provides excellent teeth whitening services in Seminole.

His teeth whitening services improve the vibrance of your smile with an in-office profession treatments that removes the most stubborn teeth stains.

A sparkling, brilliant smile doesn’t simply have an impact on your standard look – for lots people, it can be a vital issue to help boost self-confidence, which is correlates with having successful careers and overall more satisfying life.

Seminole teeth whitening dentist, Dr. Amir Moradian DMD at provides state-of-the-art teeth whitening treatment alternatives to reduce pesky stains and yellowing teeth that lightens your enamel numerous shades.

Whether you need to make a great first impression in the business world, or want to have a warm, welcoming smile when meeting with friends, our teeth whitening procedure assists with enhancing the appearance of your teeth for whiter, brighter results.

What is Teeth Whitening?

In-office whitening services combine a hydrogen peroxide gel with an activation process that actually enhances the speed and effectiveness of the whitening process. From start to finish, the average teeth whitening procedure can last anywhere from 60 minutes to 2 hours. Dr. Moradian applies a hydrogen peroxide based gel to your teeth with an activating agent that enhances the effectiveness and acceleration of the whiting treatment.

The Process

Teeth whitening is a system that entails using bleaching solution to break down stains and stains that sit on top of the teeth enamel. There are many enamel whitening methods and systems. However, the optimal and efficient way to whiten enamel are to be completed in a dentist office.

Dr. Moradian offers industry leading teeth whitening treatments that you’ll notice a difference in just one visit. He’ll also give provide you with prescription grade teeth whiting gel to take home to continue the whiting treatment. This will enable you to obtain the brightest possible smile tailored specifically to you.

  • Step 1

    First off, Dr. Moradian will examine your teeth structure and stage of discoloration to choose the most effective method. This will allow him to determine the proper strength of hydrogen peroxide.

  • Step 2

    After calculating the level of hydrogen peroxide needed, the whitening gel is applied to your teeth. Once properly applied it is left on for an appropriate amount of time, depending on your specific goals and amount of discoloration.

  • Step 3

    After the gel has been applied for a certain amount of time it is removed by the patient rinsing the gel off. From that first treatment Dr. Moradian will measure the success of the teeth whiting treatment by comparing the pre-treatment shade to after the procedure. That way you will be able to see the improvement that can be anywhere from 3 to 8 shades brighter in only one treatment.

What Stains Teeth & Causes Discoloration?

You may have noticed that yellowing and stains on your teeth happen gradually over time. No matter if you brush and visit your dentist on a regular basis.

Each person’s enamel are different because of everyone’s genetics and teeth are different. Therefore, it may be easy to whiten some stains, while other patients may require more visits to safely break down the yellowing discoloration on the tooth’s enamel.

There are several common culprits of dislocation and obtaining teeth stains over the years, such as:

 

  • Soda, wine, coffee, and tea

  • Smoking

  • Aging

  • Junk foods & sweets

  • Medication that contains tetracycline

  • Dark Fruits such as cranberry, blueberry and grape juices

Depending upon the character of your tooth discoloration and the composition of your teeth, Dr. Moradian will recommend the proper approach of whitening to get the effects you want.

In certain instances, enamel whitening strategies might not be the good enough for developing a whiter smile. Dr. Moradian is more than happy to discuss different cosmetic options consisting of porcelain veneers or cosmetic bonding to hide difficult to remove stains.

Teeth Whitening Benefits

Professional tooth whitening options can enhance the brilliance of your teeth and give them a whiter, greater refreshed appearance.

Our prescription grade whitening agents are much more powerful than over the counter treatments. Typical results can whiten teeth up to on average of 5 shades brighter.

Our clinical techniques are truly painless and you can see the outcomes right after your first treatment. Afterwards our domestic kits allow you the benefit of continue the whitening treatment on your own time.

Is Teeth Whiting Painful?

Typically, patience explain that the tooth whitening process is painless; but, tooth whitening can occasionally cause mild pain for patients who have sensitive teeth.

For these rare cases, Dr. Moradian may suggest using toothpaste designed for sensitive teeth prior to treatment to prevent discomfort.

Fluoride remedies also can be effective to stop sensitivity at any stage during the whitening treatment. If you are worried about discomfort due to your sensitive teeth, we advise you to speak with Dr. Moradian beforehand to take effective  measures to prevent any uncomfortableness.

That way you can enjoy a dazzling bright smile, without having to worry about any issues!

Misconceptions About Teeth Whitening

Unfortunately we live in a day in age where there is false dental information given. This misinformation can deter patients from getting their teeth whitened. There are a few main ones that are simply untrue:
  • It lasts forever

    No matter which teeth whitening service you use, you completely stop your teeth from staining and yellowing again in the future. That being said, if you take your dentist's advice and understand what causes your teeth to yellow and stain, you can slow-down the process. That way your teeth will remain white & bright for longer.

  • It Bleaches your Entire Mouth

    As a dentist we've heard a lot of fake news. One of which is the common idea that the teeth whitening will also bleach your crowns, fillings, bridges, and veneers. Due to the composite of dental work, this is absolutely false. Only your actual teeth will become whitened.

  • The Chemicals are Dangerous

    The main ingredient used in teeth whitening is carbamide peroxide. What it does is breaks down in your mouth to turn into hydrogen peroxide during the whitening treatment. This is not harsh or a hazardous chemical, nor is it dangerous.

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